national security forces. >> but it could be compensated. >> it is the force multiplier with the firepower and handles of the district therefore it will take a long time for the afghan national air force 2 also the intelligence and special forces operation. to be a static force to respond quickly it was the air strikes. >> my time is almost up such a high percentage of people that the beach your then call up to keep the numbers we have a massive amount of trading that otherwise would be that case. >> with the national security forces and 157,000. and nt international forces. >> 90%? >> 90% our present. that means in november at plus 75,000 per but in these hard -- are deployed. so then you have but the class not to go back to soon so if the politicians read this said about 5,000 a month. but that it makes it difficult via questions and that has been a massive issued. >> unless you have paid but perhaps could do you fear prairies where you like to see david faith concentrate to a as we've put in inner the first and a hen a permanent one they're current acting. >> is that a tirade but i believe that apprenticed with the attorney-general that can prosecute corruption. we would thei

air force, their firepower, and also logistics. therefore, i said it will take a long time for afghan national air force to develop. nd also, the religious the excess the, the intelligence -- and also, the logistics system, the intelligence. they will beppens, handicapped. airstrikes by the united states air force that helped afghan government forces to deny the taliban to get control of many districts. up corker: i know my time is and i want to be courteous to the other members. what is it, though, culturally -- what is happening within the afghan military were we have such a high percentage of people that leave each year that then calls us again to have to keep the numbers that we have in mind. we have a massive amount of training that we have a cheer, therefore elected experience -- have each year, therefore you lack the experience on the ground. mr. jalali: nobody knows the actual numbers of the afghan security forces. army and 157,000 of police. however, according to the information i have i got from afghan and also international sources in november, about 90% of the forces are not on duty. mr. corker: 90% of t

afghan national security forces. the low ratio of force to&:tñ s can be, you know, compensated by technological force multipliers, that's the airorce, that's the mobility, that's the firepower, and also logistics. therefore, i say it will take a long time for afghan national air force to develop and also the logistic system, the intelligence, and their special forces operation. until that happens, afghanistan will be handicapped by being a kind of mostly static force, not have the agility to respond quickly to the taliban. in kunduz and helmand, it was the air strikes by the united states air force that helped afghan government forces to deny taliban to get control of many districts or to expel taliban from the kunduz5(c÷ city. >> just -- i know my time is up and i obviously want to be courteous to the other members. what is it, though, culturally, what's happening within the afghan military where we have such a high percentage of people that leave each year that then cause us, again, to have to keep the numbers we have in mind? we have a massive amount of training that we have each year, therefore, you lack the ground that oth

federal officials say two male afghan nationals being trained at an air force base in georgia have gone missing. they say the two students didn't report for duty on monday. authorities say the two men have been at moody air force base since february of this year and arrival to the u.s. german chancellor angela merkel has been named "time's person of the year." merkel was praised by the magazine for her leadership on everything from syrian refugees to the greek debt crisis, as well her response to vladimir putin's actions in the ukraine. still to come today at noon, what if someone kept a list of every place you went? straight ahead we'll tell you how it's already happening and who's at risk. also, there is life after football. for lynn's family, the big stress is paying four hundred dollars a month in medical and drug costs for aidan. for other families it's higher deductibles, premiums and co-pays that keep adding up. that's why we've got to crack down on price gouging, cap out-of-pocket costs, and fast track approval of less expensive generic drugs. because we've got to get health car

air force base in georgia. the members of the afghan national flight team had been training on plan l >>> two afghans are missing from moody air force base in georgia. the members of the national flight team have been on training plans like these on the base. security experts do not expect them to be any kind of threat. various federal agencies are working on finding them. >>> on a related note, many afghans have decided to leave their country after increasing concerns about safety since the u.s. and nato allies have drawn down the number of forces there. >>> sad news for a well known bay area company that is also nationally iconic. co-founder of the north bay's company. the company's facebook page posted this tribute that reads douglas tompkins helped north face's mantras to never stop exploring since 1966 when he opened as a small skiing and backpacking operation. the company is now headquarters in al media. >>> 5:45. electric vehicle owners will have more options when it comes to getting a charge in the south bay. city of cupertino unveiled several new charging stations. the chargers are going online thanks t

. >>> the search continues for two afghan nationals missing from their air force training center in georgia. officials say the two students failed to show up for duty on monday add me dee air force base. the missing students have been at the base since february training alongside their american counterparts. air force spokesman is stressing the two men pose no threat to the community. folks in the area are still concerned. >>> i was in the middle of my child's concert and i was looking at facebook and everybody at the the school is talking about it. >> what do they say? >> we knew this was going to happen. you know, lock your doors. police are all out in full for force. >> federal authorities are also joining the search for both men we've heard about this type of thing before of course. they were set to graduate from the program next week and after a short break return to afghanistan like it or not. >>> german chons lar angela merkle times person of the year. time magazine says it chose the 61-year-old merkle for her leadership skills. it praised the german chons lar for opening her nation'

. >>> it is 6:35 right now, two afghan nationals being trained at an air force base in georgia are missing, at moody air force base say the two men did not report for scheduled training on monday. they've been training at moody since february, the base is not releasing the men's names or descriptions but says they are not a threat to the community. >>> and this morning, we're learning more about how the san bernardino killers could have funded their weapons, arsenal and deadly shooting spree, cbs news reports syed farook got a $28,500 loan from an online lender just a tu -- few weeks before the attacks, still looking at the couple's finances as part of their investigation. >>> a group of police officers who rushed in after the terror attack in san bernardino telling their story for the first time we're hearing at least one child that killed 14 people at a holiday party. one police officer described how he works to keep that little boy calm. >> there was a female there, with a small child, 8-year-old little boy that was just terrified. just shivering, almost. to the point like shaking like

. >>> meanwhile, two afghan nationals being trained at an missing. military officials at moody air force base say that the two men did not report for scheduled training on monday. they have had been training at moody since february. the base is not releasing the men's names or descriptions but say they are not a threat to the community >>> boston health officials confirmed norovirus is behind the outbreak at a chipotle. there were several violations, including allowing a sick >>> it was our story. a miniature horse shot in both legs and police are trying to figure out who is to blame. max's owners say he was on the property when he was shot and they are concerned that one leg may never heal and max needs a prosthetic. >>> the controversial blue heels deer hunt is over. and the state says that it stayed safe and orderly. more than 80 hunters took part and killed a total of 64 deer on the blue heels reservation. >>> on to houston. the pats back on the practice field trying to work out some kinks after two straight losses. coach belichick is not looking back, but only forward. >> the challe

afghan nationals. they disappeared monday. they were training with the u.s. military at moody air force base in south georgia. the two were learning to fly and maintain an a-29 turbo tropattack plane. air force officials said there is no evidence the two men pose a threat to public safety. we hope not. we're coming right back. stay with us. >>> donald trump increasing his already substantial lead in the polls. will the gop leadership now try to subvert the will of the people and try to shut trump out of the party's national convention? >> they're kidding themselves, i'm going to win. lou: the republican party elite, the talk of brokered convention and trump's talk of an independent run. we'll talk with the man who ran ross perot's independent run for president in '92 and who was reagan's white house political director. ed rollins here next. >>> and talk about an adrenaline junkie, getting a little artistic while free falling at 120 miles an hour. we'll show you the video of . lou: republican presidential candidate dr. ben carson says a brokered convention would destroy the republican party. retired neurosurge

national security council about the situation. an afghan army spokesman said helmand would never collapse. air france says a bomb scare that forced a passenger jet to make an emergency landing in kenya today was a false alarm. the plane was en route from the indian ocean island of mauritius to paris when a passenger reported a suspicious device in a bathroom. after the boeing 777 landed safely in mombasa, all 459 passengers and 14 crew members were evacuated and screened by investigators. air france's c.e.o. says the device, made of a cardboard box and a timer, did not contain explosives and was a hoax. indonesia has arrested 10 men accused of plotting terrorist attacks around christmas and new year's day. police say they removed bomb- making materials, weapons, and training manuals from their residences. the suspects allegedly planned a suicide bombing in indonesia's capital of jakarta and attacks on indonesia's minority shia muslim communities. police say four suspects belonged to jemaah islamiyah, the sunni muslim extremist group linked to al qaeda, which killed 200 people in the 2002 bombing of a nightclub in a bali, indonesi

two afghan national flight team members who've been training in the u-s are missing. according to moody air force base in georgia -- they two men did not report to work on monday and no one has heard from them. the men have been training in the u-s all year and the air force says they do not pose a threat. several federal agencies are searching for them. an iowa woman is one of the two people who died in a plane crash in north central missouri. the 1940s plane went down in a field. the medical examiner says 28- year-old dawn harl, from des moines, and a 40 year old man from missouri died in the carsh. the n-t-s-b says it's not sure if the plane was trying to land a man will spend time in jail -- after he was shot by police. kyle orth will served two 90-day stretches in jail with a 30 day orth was shot by officers on march 29 -- after aiming his vehicle at police who'd been chasing him. orth pleaded guilty to drunk officers. one person is hurt following a crash involving four vehicles. it happened near f avenue and collins road in cedar rapids last night police say a driver was cited for failure t

position with the air national guard in afghanistan when he was killed drove a motorcycle into a group of u.s. service members stopped at a local meeting point while on patrol with afghan forces. he was one of six u.s. service members who died in the attack. as much as he pride himself as a public servant, his most important role was as a husband and father. seen here surprising his teenage daughter and young son. this time though, lemm won't be coming home. police commissioner bill bratton saying in a statement, detective lemm epitomized the selflessness we can only strive for, putting his country and city first. his selfless dedication to his city and country made him the finest of the finest. his memory will be honored and his sacrifice will never be forgotten. >> protecting us in new york and in the country. >> reporter: back live, you're of the station house where detective lemm worked for many years. mayor de blasio has ordered all flags across the city flown at half staff today through friday in his memory. reporting live this afternoon in bronx, janelle burrell, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. >>> detective lemm was killed along with another airman from the area. his name h

air national guardsmen killed in afghanistan monday... joseph lemm was among those who were killed, when a suicide bomber on a motorcycle drove into a joint patrol of afghan and coalition forces in bagram, afghanistan. lemm grew up in bernard, iowa, where he spent the first several years of his life before moving with his mother to nebraska... bunting now hangs outside the 50-th police precinct station in the bronx...where lemm worked. friends describe the 15-year n-y-p-d veteran as fun, outgoing, selfless and thoughtful. he served three tours abroad with the national guard, one in iraq and two in afghanistan. lemm leaves behind a wife and two children. the american concept of swift justice -- is being turned on its head -- by the quest to punish those responsible for the nine-11 attacks. it's already been more than a dozen years. and it could be many more -- before justice is finally served. catherine herridge explains. the mothers and fathers who lost children in the 9/11 attacks are dying without ever seeing a trial, as the proceedings at the guantanamo bay military court drag on 14 years justice. arias-beliveau says: "i am 66 years old. i don't want to die and then my chi

afghan patrol outside gwam air base and three others wounded nato not confirmed nationalitys of victims and taliban claimed responsibility of attack in email toll associated press. >>> a man is in custody in connection with bomb hoax that forcedir france flight make an emergency landing and all 459 passengers and 14 crew members arrived savely back in paris today. the flight, to paris. landed in kenya yesterday after what looked like a bomb was discovered in the airplane's restroom the man in custody ways passenger on the flight apparently. >>> and the second largest school district in new hampshire is closed today due it a threat of violence. police say administrator received the detailed threat in email yesterday and message made reference to two specific schools. but authorities chose toe close all schools in the district as i precaution and officials are now working to determine ft. threat was credible. in the meantime all schools are expected to reon tomorrow. >> american astronauts sit out on a space walk of the international space station and had to fix a jammed rail car. nasa one year space man scott kelly and astronaut timothy copra was put on the task and it stalled outside the orbiting lab and had to release brakes

afghan national flight team members are missing in the united states. students have been training to fly with a fighter squadron at moody air force base in georgia. officials say they don't pose any threat. several federal agencies are now work together to find the men who didn't return to work on monday. >>> frederick county sheriff's department says 43-year-old diana mire died in the hospital after being injured a n. a fire. she's the second victim killed in that building. a third victim is in the hospital. >>> police say this man right here is responsible for eight robberies over three weeks from richmond to d.c. the man left behind some key evidence for the fbi. he left behind a bottle of water and packet of oreo cookies. the serial robber targets gas stations including an exxon station on connecticut avenue. news 4 spoke with the owner of that gas station. >> bold. very aggressive. and he went around in the store enough and for long to find the right moment to steal from us and from employees. >> surveillance video shows that the robber also wears a souvenir cap from the jim mckay million dollar horse race at laurel. >>> happening today, mem

afghan forces. just outside bagram airfield north of kabul. the taliban has claimed responsibility. among those killed was detective joseph lem, a 15-year veteran of the new york police department, and air national guardsman. he has done three tours of duty in afghanistan. he leaves behind a wife and two children. the attack is the deadliest on americans in afghanistan since july of 2012 and comes days after the pentagon reported that efforts to train and conduct counterterrorism operations with afghan forces is getting more difficult due to an increase in insurgent attacks. the white house is calling the bombing cowardly and says the u.s. remains committed to the mission in afghanistan. >>> we're learning more about the suspect behind sunday night's deadly car rampage on the las vegas trip. 24-year-old lakeisha holloway was reportedly living out of her car for a week prior to the incident. she told investigators that she was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol but was under extreme stress because security at several locations told her to leave as she tried to sleep in her car. she's currently being held in prison. a bail hearing is set for later this morning. prosecutors say they expect

looking at air force major, among six americans killed after a suicide bomber on a motorbike detonated near a joint afghan nato patrol. also among those killed a new york city police officer and national in iraq, we're watching a huge military push against isis. government forces are carrying out an operation to take the city's center of ramadi back from isis terrorists. bombers from the u.s.-led coalition back in the operation with air power. joining us is cnn's global affa affairs analyst. so david, do you think the iraqi army is capable of not just retaking but keeping ramadi at this time, holding ramadi at this time? >> that's the big question. this is all about the divide in iraq. these are sunni areas and they have supported the islamic state. so the the forces moving in now to ramadi are just sunnis. it's taken months for us to train these sunni forces to come in and there's hope, according to u.s. advisers, that the sunnis will be accepted by the population and will be able to hold the town. the problem in iraq is that we have made very little headway in sunni areas. we're having trouble getting sunnis to fight the islamic state, which. >> how much of a role would american int

by technological force multipliers, that's air force, mobility, the fire power and also logistics, therefore, i said it will take a long time for afghan national air force to develop and also logistic system, intelligence and special forces operation. after that it happens, afghanistan will be handicapped by being a mostly static force, not have agility to respond toal -- to taliban. it was the air strikes by the united states air force that help afghanistan air forces to den taliban to get control of districts or to expel taliban. >> i know my time is up. i want to be courteous to the other members. what is it, though, culturally, what's happening with the military that's there's high percentage of people that leave each year that then calls us again to keep the numbers that we have in mind, we have a massive amount of training that we have each year, therefore, you lack the experience that otherwise would be the case? >> that is a problem, senator. no one knows the actual numbers of afghan security forces. in paper we have 157,000 of police. however, according to to the information i have, i got from afghan and also international sources in